The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-02-26
MILAN EXCHANGE
SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY 26, 1SS7.
LITERARY NOTES.

ioP' GO ny H. n h'''VIi '"'''" A"N
Day Of rest" representing a church
scene of the last century. In cor !
ner high-Lacked pew a mother and |
her small boy are enjoying the sermon
in peaceful nap. The leading arts
Gle is continuance Of the series of
papers on the great institutio IS OF
New York City. 1t is strong study
of The New York Police Depart
meut," by DR.. Richard Wheatley, ex-
planning in detail the system and OPP
Grafton Of 1.-The finest police force in
the world 1.-The Riva!ries of MIR.
Toby Gillian" is clever Georgia story
Of anle-bellum days, by r. M. John
ston, capitalIy illustrated by A. B.
Frost, Blackmore's novel Spring
haven" is drawing to a conclusion,
this iustallment being next to the last
part Among the eugravings is the
only authentic portrait OF Washing
tons mother, by Captain Middleton,
to which allusiOn is made in the course
of the story. 1t is printed separately
on plate paper In "a Louisiana
Sugar plantation of the old Regime
MIR. Charles Gayarre recounts his in
terestiug "reminiscences of plantation
life during the early years of this cen
fury. Charles Dudley Warner sup
plements his article o: two years ago
Gu the south by paper entitled "Tne
South Revisited" in which he gives
the result of his observations in the
recent southern trip of THE Harper
Party" showing surprising industrial
and educational progress of that
section.
Do not neglect to read Scribner's
Magazine, Vol. l, No. 3, for March
1t contains : Portrait of Nj. THEIRS.
Frontispiece. Engraved from the
painting by healy, in the possession
of ex.Minlster Washburne. The
Stability of the Earth. n. s. Smaller.
With illustrations drawn by E j
Meeker, j. Steeple Davis, A. M. Tur
ner, George Gibson, and G. E. Robin
son, from photographs and diagrams
furnished by the author. Aun
Fountains Prisoner. CA story Joe
Chandler Harris. "reminiscences o
the Siege and Commune Of Paris
Third paper-The Commune. E. b
Washhurne, ex,Minister to France
With illustrations from portraits an,
documents in Mr.. Washburne's pos
session, and from drawings by How
ard Pyle, T. DeThulstrup, g. "
> Maynard, j. Steeple Davis, A. VI
Turner and E. j. Meeker. Seth
Brothers Wife.-Chapter XXI
Harold Frederic. The Story of
New York House.-III. H. q. Bun
ner. Illustrated by \. B. Frost. Al
Interlude. R. Almitage. The Bayou,
Tapestry. With illustrations iron
b photographs of the Tapestry. Edwar,
j. Lowell. The Residuary Legatee
or, The Posthumous Jest OF the Lat
John Austin. Pait Second-Th
COdicil. Us. of Dale. Ballade Q
the Penitents. Andrew Lang. VIVA
is an INSTINCT William james
). Father Andrei: The Story of Rus
e sian Priest. Robert Gordon Butler
}, Gordon. "a stOry.) T. r, Sullivan
20 cents a number. So. a year
CHARLES SCRIBNER's Sons, hlishert
TAB aud 745 Broadway New York.
Ladies who are looking for mag
azine to meet all their requirement
should see Demorest's Monthly ia
March. 1t has just arrived, and, a
usual, is full of information oil
amusement. This number contain
very striking water-colOr pictur
(rhe Two Majesties.) The serial, "A
Ian Quartermain," by Il. Rider Hay
gard, The author of "Sbe," etc, is
z wonderful story of adventure, as ar
f all of this world-renOwDed author
. productions. The other stories, arti
y Giles. and general Information on a
s household matters are are too numer
Gus 10 mention. This magazine hs
taken a firm stand on the prohibition
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